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Chicago examiner vol x no 268 a m tuesday v'tuesday tv rchricrtd in pricf one cfnt d.liv.red ky orrltr 0 s patent ott r rviv-c vjinc v^ix 1 . 30 cntl per mont|l Chicago october 29 1912 judge owens in reply brands patten as falsifier tells the full facts of his conversation with f w upham as to resignation from the board of review declares that names of neither a m lawrence nor county commissioner coffey came up in the interview g handing statements made by james a patten wheat gam bler a;:tl reformer as ma ilclousiy and unqualifiedly false county judge john e owens last night replied to the charge made by the evanston speculator : teat judge owens had refused to make an appointment to fill a pros pective vacancy in the board of re 1 ** ! v without consulting with a ai lawrence patten in a speech a week ago and ajain yesterday at a noonday meet â€¢ tag at the olympic theater charged that when frederick w upham anted to resign irom the hoard oi review judge owens who by law i iust fill the vacancy refused to dls-i cues the matter of appointments tin til lie had conferred with mr law it nee ratten iu bis enthusiasm went so far as to say that judge owens had j suggested the appointment of laur-i ( ii e j coffey a reporter on the ex rminer and a republican mr cof-j f .*;. v.as at the time and is still a i county commissioner and is a denio-j era patlcn re!uled by up!ia:n added lo judge owens tniquali'ieci <; i iai ii thai of mr upham when 'Â»>Â»â€¢â€¢- of parten's statement he said 1 j tin authorized interview uelobyl i tlou'l know where i tit ten got his in j loruiatlon certainly not from me judge t'weils i-otlld nol promise to appoint n lb p.thlit*an in my stead so j did not resign ' be statement of mr pollen's thai judge i ens loid me thill be eouldll'l appoint â€¢â– lie without a m lawrence's n i v . | mil o nnd i never circulated ihe re â– i i 'â– county judge unen iu his statement jcslcnlu said mv alien uis 1,:.,.i Â„: , ed to jn erticle which appeared in evening news papers loday purporting lo be u s|h*eeh dflivcred by james \ patten a board pi tiade operator lu it m i'â€ž*t en r0 _ ated substantial a stnteuieiil that lie made bile weel ago to the effect tbat 1 ihdcricfc v lphani at preseut a i i-mber of the board or ueview iis 0 president ol the city 1 co.upÂ«iiv and formerly assistant treasurer of the national republican campaign commit tee bad informed him mr patten that when he offered to resign bis position s a member of the board or review lie conferred with me and that i sug gested dial 1 would itrst consult with aiolrc.v m lawrence publisher of the Chicago icxaminer that i did consult mr lawrence and that i informed him mr cpbatn that i could not ac cept bis recommendation as mr law rence desired me to appoint county patten and the truth upham=owens reply '( patten's charge â€” judge owens told uoham he j , could not appoint a republican as , â– i â€¢ â€¢ . ' j ins successor but mi st appoint a i â– man approved by andrew m < lawrence , ? upham's stat ment â€” ( the statement by patten that < (, judge owens told tie he co.ild not i i , i j appoint any one v'thoul a m ! ) lawrence's o k it untrue i judge owens reply â€” i â€¢, james a patten's tatement is Â£ ( a melicioits and unqualified fajse s hood llphum wanted rr.e to ap < point frank a vo-jlcr his ch'ef ) ( clerk as his successor i refused j i i told upham i n-.ust appoint a } { republican as his sjecetsor but s ', lhat the man i appointed would ( \ not he picked by him or any one / else but by myself j committee of 100 disputes constitution declares mccormick eligible for office though he is barred by the state charter since that immortal document beginning we the people f england was written by the three tailors of tooley street ro pronunciamento of greater importance has leer given out lhan the one distributed by the committee of 100 yesterday it reads we have examined into the question of the eligibility of alexander h mi 1 corralek tor the office of ccunty â– commissioner of cook county and to be president of the hoard and in our 1 opinion he is eligible to those offices under the constitution and the laws of i Illinois Chicago oet 28 191 i signed john s miller j i'ra.nk j lijesch nathan william mac chesnev that is what they say the constitution of Illinois says no person hall be eligible to mem ! 1,,t-i,ii in the board of county t'om c mission-era unless he shall be al leaht j twenty-five years of age and a citizen of tht l'nited stales nor unless he shall have mued in tint state five j tears next preceding his election ( mccormick admits that he has not been j a resident of ibis state continuously for hthe past five years the record shows si that he voted in indiana olis ind four \ i years ago h but then mr miller is president of the si what is the constitution betweeu ! friends club ) tlie statement quoted above is all that si the great trio have to say about the eliui ibility of mr mccormick the supreme si court when it gives a decision gives also a statement of fads and an opinion that gives the reasons of the court cities au ) thoritics and precedents and sets forth â– ' the law as the court conceives ir 1 ! girls arrested for false fire alarms young bride and sister fond of seeing dashing of brigades i ondiie.-s fo seeing arc brigades ru.-b i by resulted in the arrest yesterday of mrs mary page a seventeen-year-old bride of i;.!l*j went worth avenue and h.-r fifteen year-old sister josephine curtiu charged ; with turning in false alarms they betrayed themselves to detectives walsh and clark of the englewood sta ' tlou when iu an excess of curiosity they rushed from silvertborn's drug store at ! sirty-thlrd and halsted streets after seu.l -; iug in a telephone f.larm have the eremen gone south yet they both questioned the detectives who had i been stationed to watch the store : what tit-emeu they vere asked how did y in know they would go soutl ':" these and similar questions were asked in rapid succession the girls became i*-n riised and ate said to have admitted send ; ing iu several false alarms they vere i taken to the stock yards station where 1 mrs nge is being held for violating the i city ordinance relating to giving false alarms her sister ill he given into he | custody of the juvenile authorities the police believe they have discovered the source of numerous false alarms in the south side district recently the biggest influence the home influence by j k hamilton former advertising manager wanamaker's philadelphia thirty years ago artemus ward used to say show me a citv without churches and i'll show you a city where old hats are stuck in winders and the men spit tobacco juice on the floor to-day there is a new influence in home building and that influence ia the advertising for the home artemus ward could now say with equal truth show me a mi without furniture advertising and i'll show you a citv where von iwt need lo stick old hats in broken windows because the deonl j comfort in the streets lÂ«Â°p'e rind more and he might further add show me a city without piano ariv using and 111 show you a city where the people themselves ar ct tune c out just so lona as the human mind is susceptible to suggestion iâ€žc that long will advertising have its effect upon the human mind ' now a bad advertising influence may be successful but nev labtniÃŸ but a good advertising iuiiuence is the greatest boon f society and he greatest lasting influence upon it now is the time to begin preparing cur homes for the wint if it were not for the advertising of all the vatious utilities and !*. torts and luxuries that go into the home the most of us wo"iln 1 uncomfortable for the next six months to come e we are coining to the days when the home m=ans most t if you haven't a piano now is the time to gel it because if n afford its greatest pleasure in the long winter evenings close at 1 i the place to get a piano is through the advertising in tlrt 3wl it used to be that the good piano did not advertise now it i<f tv poor pianos that do not advertise because they are afraid of h the light may show w nat if you wish to bring aboul those close-knit family grou.x n*i delightful gatherings of friends now is the time when vou must i i for the comforts and appointments of your home your furnitire must be easy and comfortable your dining room must be invitin your rugs and curtains and draperies must be pleasing to the evf or you will flud yourself spending a lonely and discordant winter o discontent this papers advertising for tik home is the making of the home if you follow that advertising carefully oacb dav you â€ž.â€¢â– ., ,* j yourself eager to secure new comforts and new luxuries for your home and in every case you will be getting the most and the best to be had for the money you spend start your mi-id working uow upou the things that you ought to have then turn to the heme advertising iu this paper and see if it does not help you immediately cop)iriglu4d robbers bind gag and kill woman body found in indiana avenue rooming house and val uables gone two sought as slayers detectives hunt man and girl who disappeared from the house gagged her arms and legs bound with ropes and with several deep gashes in her forehead and on the top of the head miss sophia g singer said to be the daughter of a wealthy raltimore family was found in a room in a boarding bouse at 3229 in diana avenue early this morning robbery is believed to have been the motive for the crime jewelry tallied at 100 and a purse eonlalulng st which she is known to have possessed could not be found threw body in next room the body was found iu a room adjoin j iug her owu it is believed tbat after the murderers bound and stabbed her they threw her into the room while searching for her valuables the body was found by william r war than and mrs may seipp roomers they notified the police of the stanton avenue station detectives were unable to find i any clews to the identity of the slayers i the body was found in a room occupied ' by charles it conway and beatrice ry deil according to the police conway and miss rydell bad disappeared when the detectives reached the house and search was immediately begun for them ihe body was wrapped iu a bed comfort er and bound with ropes miss singer was twenty-nine years old whnrthan who was taken to the stan toil avenue station and questioned by lieu tenant mbhael crotty is thought to have left baltimore witli miss singer tlie two engaged rooms at the rooming house which is owned by mrs julia mc carthy several weeks ago broke down the door when he returned to his room shortly after midnight last night wharthan knni ked at miss singer's door failing to receive a response he called miss seippe who is a nurse and the two broke down the door the room was in disorder blood which was spattered around led the two to the room iu which miss singer's body was ! found | the body was taken to qtllnlan'e morgue i oil south slate street conway according lo the police is n high diver ccnsuelo vanderbilt ill special cable to the examiner london o.*i 28 the liucbess of marlborough formerly miss consuelo van derbilt underwent an operation for appen dicitis to-day the operation it is stated by the attending surgeon was a success the duchess has been iu ill health for some time and has denied that an opera hon was to be performed ralph herz off to wed edna goodrich i comedian quits rehearsal in rush to canada to marry 1 he intimates plans are mysterious â– â– j nat goodwin's last wife to be bride of lulu glaser's ex husband it is thought new yor.k oct 28 the plans and the profits of theatrical managers here went j skyrocketing to-night with the report ot a j brand new thespian matrimonial affair j which involves the names of ralph herz and edna goodrich directly as principals | and brings up disturbing thoughts of other players whose names iu times past have , been lluked with these nat goodwin of course is one and another is lulu glaser [ everything was ready for a rehearsal of bachelors and benedicts in the criterion ! theater excepting that italpb herz the , i comedian was absent the author james is montgomery was there all the com i pany with the single exception was wait j ing nervously rushes off to wed and meanwhile the impetuous mr herz j who only last january was divorced from ; lulu glaser was speeding enthusiastically ; toward toronto with the avowed purpose of getting married and the suspected pur pose of marrying edna goodrich the latest output of the xat goodwin divorce mill j just as the wild alarm of the assembled company in the criterion theater va i threatening to become a frenzy along came ' a note frou the missing herz and then | frenzy broke loose ue.'ir montgomery it read i have an ei-gsgemcnt iu toronto very likely i shall | get married miss goodrich there and so far as is known mr herz has no intimate acquaintance in toronto just now i but edna goodrich who is playing in i vaudeville there the manager of the criterion doesn't j l.nmv whether he must bunt up a new i eomed'an or not there is grave anxiety in the field of vaudeville management con j cerning the plans of edna goodrich last january ualpli herz became a free man when he confessed to judge mcdon i aid in the superior court in Chicago that ' he bad struck his actress wife to show that he was master she sued him for divorce on grounds of cruelty and he did not contest later he was quoted in dispatches as saying that he had remained silent for chivalrlc rea sons new campaign fund law senate investigators plan to prevent 1 corporation subterfuge i washington oet 28.-after annorm j ins that senator penrose of i'enhsylvania i will be among the witnesses called when the committee reconvenes chairman clapp of the senatorial campaign fund invcsti gating committee to-day left \\ ashington for minnesota before leaving the capital he and the other members of the committee expressed ihe belief bat additional legislation would j bo asked at the coming session of con gress to prevent business men affiliated with the giant corporations from con tributing huge sums as individuals in a party they declared the giving of money by an individual connected with a corpora tion under investigation as serious an of fense as a direct gift from the corporation weds giri father beat macon ua oct 28 declaring tbat he wanted to make reparation for his father's cruelty in whipping the girl vogt o doz ier son of w s dozler clerk of the superior court at dawson to-night mar ried kssle carter dozier and miss carter bad been ih love for some time dozier's father tried to separate them but failed then the father with several friends dragged ihe girl from her home in dawson stripped her and whipped her unmerciful it the girl came near dying from the bca ting u s marines reach cuba washington oct 28 although out wardly satisfied with i lie reports of peace between the opposing factions in cuba the state department to-night eagerly awaited developments the gunboat nashville reached unantanamo to-day prepared to land marines and bluejackets if necessary to protect american interests the new navy wireless station at arlington va can communicate with uuahfannnto with out relay and sailors from the nashville can be landed within half an hour after the order is issued here mabel barrison near end 1 toitunto int oct is mabel barri i sou the actress who in girlhood in toronto i | was kva i'arrantce is dying here of con . sumption her death is only a question i of u few hours her doetprs say four years i ago she married joseph howard who is iat bcr bedside iter hist great success was in the blue mouse during the past year she slaved for some time at saranac i.ilke hut returned to toronto ami has been living with her aunt mrs jinan | for the past lxot.th vice president sherman sinking kept alive by use of stimulants family at bedside awaiting end vice president james s sherman 1 doctors ci up attemptsto conceal a coition relatives assembled at utica home relapse occurred last friday while slowly recovering from illness official stricken last spring when he left the capital heart weak and breathing difficult patient conscious utica n y oct 29 the bulletin issued at 1 o'clock this morn ing by vice president sherman's physicians states that mr sherman is resting easily and is sleeping soundly at this hour his condition shows improvement atica n y oct 28 vle president james schoolcraft sherman lies to-night at tl i point of death waging a hope 1 m less fight for life against bright's disease and a greatly weakened heart he may survive another forty eight hours but it is improbable that his greatly weakened vitality can sustain him beyond that length of time at the vice president's be-d side to-night are br f h peck his personal physician and dr william eisner of syracuse while dr theo dore janeway of new fork city is brought into close touch with the consulting physicians by means of the long distance telephone not until to-night would dr peck admit mr sherman's condition crit ical last night the physician stated that the vice president was resting 4 comfortably to-day the fact was re vealed that mr sherman suffered a relapse last friday and that since that time his life had been hanging by a slender thread doctors issue a bulletin at 11:30 o'clock it was stated at the sherman home that the vice president was resting comfortably at that hour most of tho lights in the sherman residence had been ex tinguished one of the physicians will be in constant attendance during the night ) drs peck and eisner issued the following statement on the vice pres dent's condition in answer to the many inquiries from all quarters the following state ment is made after consultation to-night in the case of viae president sherman the diagnosis of weak heart muscles the result of overwork with some kidney involvement is con firmed the secretivenees of the physician ) was undoubtedly inspired by a destr to hide the true situation regarding mr sherman's illness in the closing hours of the campaign in which he to a candidate for re-election to the mj cond highest office ia the land v sherman's family gathers m when the fact was renealas a night from an authoritative soofl that the vice president w v doubted on his death bed the b munity was shocked for none of h local newspapers to-day printed thing which made plain the ertfl condition in which mr sherman fl to-night in the sherman hoaefl â€” â– latest photograph of stricken vice president taken since his renomination bulgar army 85 miles from constantinople roumania mobilizes troops in fear of attack from russian cavalry on frontier : special cable to the examiner vienna oct 28 a dispatch received here to-night from a correspondent with the second bulgarian army conveye the information that the retreat of the turks from whom the bulgarians captured the relief train intended for adrianople has already been cut off the railway from constantinople to lulu-burgas has been broken at tcherkesskeui which is fifty miles from constantinople the interrup tion was caused by the blowing up of a bridge over the tchorlu river the turk ish army is practically surrounded and j will probably be forced to give battle the strength of the turkish forces in the region from eskibaba to lulu-burgas is estimated at 1.t0.000 men * â€¢ special cable to the examiner sofia oct 28 â€” it was announced here ! to-night that a strong bulgarian force is j marching against kuleli-burgas where j the railroad lines to salonica and constan j tinople join the main line to the north i the capture of this junction point would cat all communication between constan tinople adrianuople and malouica special cable to the examiner london oct 28 the bulgarian fight lug line extends to-night irom ad rianople nearly to the black pea and has advanced to within eighty-five i miles of constantinople i the same general engagement has been raging since last wednesday with light ing sometimes at one point und at other i times at another but it is really an cn ' gagement extending along a gnat front of more than 100 miles i adrianople iu desperate plight is still i holding out with operations against it [ hampered by heavy rains the situation for the inhabitants of the beleaguered city 1 was rendered mote critical by the capture late to-day at lulu burgas of a military train catty tag troops or>d supplies from constaxuiuople lo adrianoplc this mote gives the balkan allies control of the oriental kailrord and effectually shuts off , adrianople iroiu any hope of relief other victories of tlie bulgarians during \< i the day were t.ue occupation of ltunai flis | siir twenty i miles from kirk-kilisseh | â– lend krcsiih.^bhiu^itiietcd in the val ' b ley of the struma the capture of scu tari which was reported from vienna late saturday night is partly confirmed today in a dispatch . from rome 25,000 slain and wounded the servians arc now in possession of virtually the whole of old servfa nnd in conjunction with the montenegrins hold the best part of the district of nov bazar the servian columns ore also in control of the turkish railroad from mitrovitza its northern terminus down to dswub and arc close on the heels of the defeated turk ish army which is retreating in the direc tion of veles the turks insist that kirk-kuisseh has been retaken but this is denied from many sources the report also that the turks bad again taken esl.i baba ls also denied roumania calls army in capturing the town of mitrovitza to \ day the servians arc reported to have taken a large number of guns and much ammunition this is also denied from i'oustau tinople roumania the only balkan country not yet involved in the war is menaced by the allies struggle to crush turkey and plans for a general mobilization of the roumanian army are said to be under con sideration the roumanian view accord ing to dispatches received here is that between bulgaria and russia which hem the country in on two sides the country cannot avoid being swallowed up in the ualuan imbtoglio much alnrm is current at bucharest over the report that rus sian cavalry is being concentrated on the northern frontier of roumania the government however ls strong in the belief that it will be aide to take care of itself and kin charles iu addressing his cabinet to-bay p*td il u true thai houmania'a political po sition has been rendered difficult but our military strength is snfficent to pro tect us next to bulgaria unumania is the strong est of tlie bulkni uatien paris hn * received advices tbat the bal continued on th page 2d column continued on 2d page 2d column jfltl the association of american adver it'tuj ti?prs h as examinrd and certified to x-b the circulation of this publication the figures of circulation contained in the association's report only are guaranteed association of american advertisers ho xsoo whitehall bldg x y city chtcaqo and vicinity â€” tn creasing cloudiness tuesday with t"t emm probably showers in the afternoon s^^^/rtt '\\ or at night wednesday fair and a\^^3s *^\. cooler brisk to high southwest 5 kkÂ»b winds shifting to northwest itauge of temperatures yesterday ,\ v^jbhbfixv average 132 *â–

Chicago examiner vol x no 268 a m tuesday v'tuesday tv rchricrtd in pricf one cfnt d.liv.red ky orrltr 0 s patent ott r rviv-c vjinc v^ix 1 . 30 cntl per mont|l Chicago october 29 1912 judge owens in reply brands patten as falsifier tells the full facts of his conversation with f w upham as to resignation from the board of review declares that names of neither a m lawrence nor county commissioner coffey came up in the interview g handing statements made by james a patten wheat gam bler a;:tl reformer as ma ilclousiy and unqualifiedly false county judge john e owens last night replied to the charge made by the evanston speculator : teat judge owens had refused to make an appointment to fill a pros pective vacancy in the board of re 1 ** ! v without consulting with a ai lawrence patten in a speech a week ago and ajain yesterday at a noonday meet â€¢ tag at the olympic theater charged that when frederick w upham anted to resign irom the hoard oi review judge owens who by law i iust fill the vacancy refused to dls-i cues the matter of appointments tin til lie had conferred with mr law it nee ratten iu bis enthusiasm went so far as to say that judge owens had j suggested the appointment of laur-i ( ii e j coffey a reporter on the ex rminer and a republican mr cof-j f .*;. v.as at the time and is still a i county commissioner and is a denio-j era patlcn re!uled by up!ia:n added lo judge owens tniquali'ieci Â»â€¢â€¢- of parten's statement he said 1 j tin authorized interview uelobyl i tlou'l know where i tit ten got his in j loruiatlon certainly not from me judge t'weils i-otlld nol promise to appoint n lb p.thlit*an in my stead so j did not resign ' be statement of mr pollen's thai judge i ens loid me thill be eouldll'l appoint â€¢â– lie without a m lawrence's n i v . | mil o nnd i never circulated ihe re â– i i 'â– county judge unen iu his statement jcslcnlu said mv alien uis 1,:.,.i Â„: , ed to jn erticle which appeared in evening news papers loday purporting lo be u s|h*eeh dflivcred by james \ patten a board pi tiade operator lu it m i'â€ž*t en r0 _ ated substantial a stnteuieiil that lie made bile weel ago to the effect tbat 1 ihdcricfc v lphani at preseut a i i-mber of the board or ueview iis 0 president ol the city 1 co.upÂ«iiv and formerly assistant treasurer of the national republican campaign commit tee bad informed him mr patten that when he offered to resign bis position s a member of the board or review lie conferred with me and that i sug gested dial 1 would itrst consult with aiolrc.v m lawrence publisher of the Chicago icxaminer that i did consult mr lawrence and that i informed him mr cpbatn that i could not ac cept bis recommendation as mr law rence desired me to appoint county patten and the truth upham=owens reply '( patten's charge â€” judge owens told uoham he j , could not appoint a republican as , â– i â€¢ â€¢ . ' j ins successor but mi st appoint a i â– man approved by andrew m < lawrence , ? upham's stat ment â€” ( the statement by patten that < (, judge owens told tie he co.ild not i i , i j appoint any one v'thoul a m ! ) lawrence's o k it untrue i judge owens reply â€” i â€¢, james a patten's tatement is Â£ ( a melicioits and unqualified fajse s hood llphum wanted rr.e to ap < point frank a vo-jlcr his ch'ef ) ( clerk as his successor i refused j i i told upham i n-.ust appoint a } { republican as his sjecetsor but s ', lhat the man i appointed would ( \ not he picked by him or any one / else but by myself j committee of 100 disputes constitution declares mccormick eligible for office though he is barred by the state charter since that immortal document beginning we the people f england was written by the three tailors of tooley street ro pronunciamento of greater importance has leer given out lhan the one distributed by the committee of 100 yesterday it reads we have examined into the question of the eligibility of alexander h mi 1 corralek tor the office of ccunty â– commissioner of cook county and to be president of the hoard and in our 1 opinion he is eligible to those offices under the constitution and the laws of i Illinois Chicago oet 28 191 i signed john s miller j i'ra.nk j lijesch nathan william mac chesnev that is what they say the constitution of Illinois says no person hall be eligible to mem ! 1,,t-i,ii in the board of county t'om c mission-era unless he shall be al leaht j twenty-five years of age and a citizen of tht l'nited stales nor unless he shall have mued in tint state five j tears next preceding his election ( mccormick admits that he has not been j a resident of ibis state continuously for hthe past five years the record shows si that he voted in indiana olis ind four \ i years ago h but then mr miller is president of the si what is the constitution betweeu ! friends club ) tlie statement quoted above is all that si the great trio have to say about the eliui ibility of mr mccormick the supreme si court when it gives a decision gives also a statement of fads and an opinion that gives the reasons of the court cities au ) thoritics and precedents and sets forth â– ' the law as the court conceives ir 1 ! girls arrested for false fire alarms young bride and sister fond of seeing dashing of brigades i ondiie.-s fo seeing arc brigades ru.-b i by resulted in the arrest yesterday of mrs mary page a seventeen-year-old bride of i;.!l*j went worth avenue and h.-r fifteen year-old sister josephine curtiu charged ; with turning in false alarms they betrayed themselves to detectives walsh and clark of the englewood sta ' tlou when iu an excess of curiosity they rushed from silvertborn's drug store at ! sirty-thlrd and halsted streets after seu.l -; iug in a telephone f.larm have the eremen gone south yet they both questioned the detectives who had i been stationed to watch the store : what tit-emeu they vere asked how did y in know they would go soutl ':" these and similar questions were asked in rapid succession the girls became i*-n riised and ate said to have admitted send ; ing iu several false alarms they vere i taken to the stock yards station where 1 mrs nge is being held for violating the i city ordinance relating to giving false alarms her sister ill he given into he | custody of the juvenile authorities the police believe they have discovered the source of numerous false alarms in the south side district recently the biggest influence the home influence by j k hamilton former advertising manager wanamaker's philadelphia thirty years ago artemus ward used to say show me a citv without churches and i'll show you a city where old hats are stuck in winders and the men spit tobacco juice on the floor to-day there is a new influence in home building and that influence ia the advertising for the home artemus ward could now say with equal truth show me a mi without furniture advertising and i'll show you a citv where von iwt need lo stick old hats in broken windows because the deonl j comfort in the streets lÂ«Â°p'e rind more and he might further add show me a city without piano ariv using and 111 show you a city where the people themselves ar ct tune c out just so lona as the human mind is susceptible to suggestion iâ€žc that long will advertising have its effect upon the human mind ' now a bad advertising influence may be successful but nev labtniÃŸ but a good advertising iuiiuence is the greatest boon f society and he greatest lasting influence upon it now is the time to begin preparing cur homes for the wint if it were not for the advertising of all the vatious utilities and !*. torts and luxuries that go into the home the most of us wo"iln 1 uncomfortable for the next six months to come e we are coining to the days when the home m=ans most t if you haven't a piano now is the time to gel it because if n afford its greatest pleasure in the long winter evenings close at 1 i the place to get a piano is through the advertising in tlrt 3wl it used to be that the good piano did not advertise now it id supplies from constaxuiuople lo adrianoplc this mote gives the balkan allies control of the oriental kailrord and effectually shuts off , adrianople iroiu any hope of relief other victories of tlie bulgarians during \< i the day were t.ue occupation of ltunai flis | siir twenty i miles from kirk-kilisseh | â– lend krcsiih.^bhiu^itiietcd in the val ' b ley of the struma the capture of scu tari which was reported from vienna late saturday night is partly confirmed today in a dispatch . from rome 25,000 slain and wounded the servians arc now in possession of virtually the whole of old servfa nnd in conjunction with the montenegrins hold the best part of the district of nov bazar the servian columns ore also in control of the turkish railroad from mitrovitza its northern terminus down to dswub and arc close on the heels of the defeated turk ish army which is retreating in the direc tion of veles the turks insist that kirk-kuisseh has been retaken but this is denied from many sources the report also that the turks bad again taken esl.i baba ls also denied roumania calls army in capturing the town of mitrovitza to \ day the servians arc reported to have taken a large number of guns and much ammunition this is also denied from i'oustau tinople roumania the only balkan country not yet involved in the war is menaced by the allies struggle to crush turkey and plans for a general mobilization of the roumanian army are said to be under con sideration the roumanian view accord ing to dispatches received here is that between bulgaria and russia which hem the country in on two sides the country cannot avoid being swallowed up in the ualuan imbtoglio much alnrm is current at bucharest over the report that rus sian cavalry is being concentrated on the northern frontier of roumania the government however ls strong in the belief that it will be aide to take care of itself and kin charles iu addressing his cabinet to-bay p*td il u true thai houmania'a political po sition has been rendered difficult but our military strength is snfficent to pro tect us next to bulgaria unumania is the strong est of tlie bulkni uatien paris hn * received advices tbat the bal continued on th page 2d column continued on 2d page 2d column jfltl the association of american adver it'tuj ti?prs h as examinrd and certified to x-b the circulation of this publication the figures of circulation contained in the association's report only are guaranteed association of american advertisers ho xsoo whitehall bldg x y city chtcaqo and vicinity â€” tn creasing cloudiness tuesday with t"t emm probably showers in the afternoon s^^^/rtt '\\ or at night wednesday fair and a\^^3s *^\. cooler brisk to high southwest 5 kkÂ»b winds shifting to northwest itauge of temperatures yesterday ,\ v^jbhbfixv average 132 *â–